The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-23
The American Association.
A DISPUTED GAME.


PHILADELPHIA. July 22--To days Athletic
Cleveland game was given to the former by the
score of to 0. In the thinning Stovey was on
third and Berbauer first. The latter ran
down TO second and Snyder threw to Stricken
The latter ran Berbauer up to first and Stovey
started for home. Stricken then threw home.
LarkIn, who was at baJ deliberately ran around
Snyder and baked him as he about to catch
the ball. That trick enabled Stovey to regain
third. Umpire Mitchell FIRST called Stovey out,
but changed his decision ana declared Larkin
out Stricken maintained that Stovey was out
and while the matter being discussed
Mitchell, to the surprise OF every one, gave the
bat and in the field The score of the game. SO
far as played, was:
Athletics --.....--.1 o / O O 2-4
Cleveland. -----..-.--------1 D 3 --6
Earned runs-Athletics2 Cleveland. 3. Two base
hts-Stricker Hotaling. Three base hit Hotalng.
Home run-Poorman. Stolen bases-Lyons %.
Double play-AlcGarr, Bierbauer, stovey First base
balls-Lyons Stovey; Milligan, Stricken, Taylor.
Errors-Athletics, 3; Cleveland, 2. Struck out
Poorman. Mceiarr Carroll; Reccus. Passed balls
Milligan, l; SNYDER l. Wild pitches-Chapman, l;
Morrison L. Time-1:45. Umpire--AIitchen.
LOUISVILLE. 6; BROOKLYN. 5.
NEW YORK, July 22-About 1900 people
the Louisville club defeat the Brooklyns
in the latter town this afternoon. Rain fell and
the grounds were slippery and wet. Henderson
did well possible with his poor support Err
rors were many, but they offset by brilliant
plays, hits by Collins and Wolf and a two
Dagger by Brewing, giving the visitors the win
ming run in the ninth inning. Score:
, Eo9GslKIR e...p 9 9 q 3 oS1 G9--SS
Earned runs-Brooklyn 2; Louisville 3 Two
base hits-McClelan Philips, Clark, Browning
Three base hit-Phillips. Stolen bases-Pinck-
e Donbe and Mack Fncney Mc
Cellan and Phillips. First base on balls-McTan-
many, Kerins ~, Browning, White. Errors-Brook-
81; &. base on Pr
lynr = Louisville s. Struck outoBrookyn. 5; Lou,
pitch-Ramsey Umpre-Ferguson.
METRoPoLrTASs, 2; ST. LOUIS, 2
NEW YORK, July 22.-The Metropolitan and
ST. Louis clubs had hard fight to-day, and
after eleven innings darkness stopped the game
and left each team with two runs Umpire
Curry was loudly Kissed. In the opening inning
ONeil hit long fly to left field, but o Bren
cauehtlt AS he collided with the fence. He was
knocked down and unconscious AID of course
dropped the ball. Umpire Curry declared IL not
out. and O'Neil had TO be credited with a home
run. Attendance, LOO Score
Metropolitans o o o o o o o O %
St. Louis L o o o o O %
Earned runs-Metropolitans 2; St. Louis, 2 Two
ruthers C2l. Robinson. Home run-O'Neil Errors
-M,etropotaps 2; St Louis First base on balls
First base errors-Metropolitans /; St.
Louis 2 Wild pitches-Mays, 2. Tme-2:30. Um-
pire-Curry
CINCINNATI, 4; BALTIMORE. l.
BALTIMORE. July 22.-Smith pitched magnif-
Gently for Cincinnati to-day, and he was perfect
ly supported at all points. Greenwood and
Burns did the best fielding for the home team.
McQuades umpirng was not satisfactory. At
tendance, 1000. Score:
Cincinnati Cincinnati -. / I . II
Earned runs--Baltimore /; Cincinnati. .. Two
base hts-Eulfaer Nicol Reilly. Stolen bases
Tucker, Griffin, Nicol. Errors-Baltimore,s 81 Gin
cinnati, Q. Double play Mulane and keenan,
First base on balls-Greenwood. Burns. Tucker Ncol
Muliane. Hit by pitched ball-Tucker. First base on
errors--Cincinrati 2. Struck out-By Kroy, =;
by Smith, 2. Umpire--McQuade.